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Does remix “work”? Is it effective at bringing new features (or previously unappreciated feature) to light in the text. If so, how? If not, why?

It’s effective. It brings a new opinion, a new concept and a new ideal to the table. If you look at “Scary Mary”… when you are watching the movie you think of a sweet nanny who laughs, sings, and brings adventure to these children’s lives. Take certain scenes, a scary soundtrack, and you own words and it looks like a horror movie. I don’t think I can ever look at Mary Poppins the same! …creepy.